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The newspaper reports that after leaving the priesthood, Kevin Wallin, 61, bought Land of Oz & Dorothy's Place, which is a smoke shop and adult novelty store that "offers a variety of adult toys, movies and gag gifts," according to its listing on North Haven Patch.
It is unclear at this time if Wallin still owns the North Haven shop.
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United States Attorney for the District of Connecticut David B. Fein announced earlier this week that Wallin was one of five people involved in a methamphetamine distribution ring that saw three Connecticut men receive shipments of the drugs from two people in California.
The Post reports that investigators believe the North Haven shop helped Wallin "launder thousands of dollars in weekly profits" from the alleged drug ring.
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I used to tan at another place in town, horrible decision. I started coming here because the girls are not snoddy or rude like that other place I went to. They have by far the biggest lotion selection I ve ever seen and are decently priced. I recommend this place to all of my friends and family. I really get way more than what I pay for monthly, beds are always hot and clean!
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A Back-Stage Pass to South America's Legendary Dakar Rally
TORONTO and SAN JUAN DE PIRQUE, Chile, Feb. 18, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2012 David Mills joined a Chilean team competing in South America's legendary Dakar Rally. For three grueling weeks he lived with the tight-knit Dakar community as they battled the most brutal conditions imaginable in what is the ultimate in long-distance off-road competition. Racing 9,000 kilometers across unmarked mountain valleys and shifting desert sands in Argentina, Chile and Peru, the Dakar is the toughest challenge man and machine can face. No wonder almost one billion fans in 190 countries experience coverage of the Dakar.
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Zero to Sixty - A Dakar Adventure is a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the legendary Dakar Rally, and why it matters to millions of drivers and fans. It takes you as close to the action as you can get without actually participating.
David Mills has been riding and touring with motorcycles since he was a teenager. He first discovered the Dakar during a three month motorcycle tour of South America. Two years later he turned 60, and as an embedded member of a Chilean Dakar team he was granted unprecedented access to the Rally. Zero to Sixty - A Dakar Adventure is the inside story of that adventure-one no reader will ever forget.
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An inconclusive election result in Italy that raises the specter of policy deadlock in the euro zone's third largest economy, appears to have stopped a stellar euro rally and could mark a turnaround in the currency's recent good fortunes, analysts said.
The euro slumped to $1.3047 overnight, its lowest level in almost seven weeks, following early results from the voting in Italy that took place on Sunday and Monday.
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While Pier Luigi Bersani's center-left bloc has taken enough votes to give it control of the lower house of parliament, no party or likely coalition won enough seats to gain a majority in Italy's upper house, which implies a hung parliament at a time when the country urgently needs to fight a deep recession, high unemployment and a huge public debt.
Fears that uncertainty in Italy could spark a fresh euro zone crisis rattled global markets on Tuesday. This follows months of calm and increased confidence in the outlook for Europe that have helped underpin risk appetite – the euro rose above $1.37 earlier this month, its highest level in over a year.
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"We're now left in limbo and we don't know what the election result means for the reform agenda and the policies Italy needs to implement. It's not a helpful outcome at all," Paul Bloxham, chief economist for Australia at HSBC told CNBC Asia's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday. "Europe is back in the foreground and is likely to be there for a while."
The euro has been one of the best performing major currencies in recent months. It has climbed about 9 percent from a low of $1.2050 hit in July last year amid a debt crisis in Spain.
A pledge, however, by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi in July to do "whatever it takes" to prevent the euro zone from collapse reassured markets and put the currency on an upward path against the greenback.
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"We shouldn't be shocked by volatility and Italian politics. Still, there was degree of complacency in markets that the polls, which had shown a Bersani- Monti coalition, would be able to gain control," said Westpac Bank's senior currency strategist Sean Callow, referring to center-left leader Pier Luigi Bersani and Mario Monti, the outgoing prime minister who leads a centrist alliance.
Attempts by Monti's government to cut spending caused widespread public anger, boosting the support of populist parties in the election. Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlsuconi's center-right gained ground in the upper house, known as the Senate.
(Read More: Italy's Former Savior Stares at Fourth Place)
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"We've really had to adjust our targets. We were hoping for a bit of a bounce on a better outcome for markets and we haven't even had the full reaction from the Italian bond markets, so we're looking at the euro to slip to the $1.28 - $1.29 area," Callow added.
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"At this point in time, it looks like there will be a second election and that's not a good place to be," Oswald told CNBC. "Volatility is coming back into markets and it's looking pretty bad."
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TFAH Reports
December 2013
Outbreaks: Protecting Americans from Infectious Diseases
June 2013
The Truth About the Prevention and Public Health Fund
April 2013
Investing in America's Health: A State-by-State Look at Public Health Funding and Key Health Facts
January 2013
A Healthier America 2013: Strategies to Move from Sick Care to Health Care in Four Years
December 2012
Ready or Not?
Protecting the Public from Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism
Latest News
March 4, 2014
Cleaner Gasoline and Vehicles Deliver on the Promise of Healthier Air
January 16, 2014
No flu shot? What's your excuse? Americans avoiding the vaccine
January 13, 2014
Public Health and the Leadership Imperative
December 26, 2013
A Multi-Faceted Approach Is Needed to Fight Infectious Diseases
December 21, 2013
Never too late for flu vaccine
Policy and Advocacy
For TFAH position statements and letters, congressional hearings, briefings and testimony, and additional policy and advocacy materials, click here.
Press Releases
March 3, 2014
TFAH Statement on the Final Tier 3 Motor Vehicle Emission and Fuel Standards: Important for the Nation's Health
December 17, 2013
New "Outbreaks" Report Finds Major Gaps in Country's Ability to Counter Infectious Diseases; Majority of States Reach Half or Fewer of Key Indicators
November 15, 2013
Trust for America's Health Statement on Dr. Vivek Hallegere Murthy being Nominated for Surgeon General
October 10, 2013
Trust for America's Health Statement on the "Mini-continuing Resolution" to fund the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Fails to Adequately Protect the Health of Americans
September 10, 2013
Trust for America's Health Statement on the White House Prevention and Public Health Champions of Change
Selected items from TFAH's Resource Library:
Community Transformation Grants (CTGs): Promoting Proven Strategies to Fight Chronic Diseases
Community Transformation Grants, one major initiative funded under the Prevention and Public Health Fund, are targeted at addressing the leading causes of chronic diseases to improve the health of Americans and reduce health care costs over the long term. The investments being made are critical to make sure people can take personal responsibility for their health care, outside of the doctor's office, and allow individual communities to address their greatest health needs. CTGs will benefit more than one in three Americans, approximately 145 million people.
Half of Americans Could Be Obese By 2030… Or We Could Invest In The Prevention Fund
Half of Americans could be obese By 2030...or we could invest in the Prevention Fund. An analysis conducted by the National Heart Forum, based on a peer-reviewed model published last year in The Lancet, estimates that that 50 percent of Americans are on track to be obese in the next 20 years.1 Obesity could even top 60 percent in 13 states. Right now, 36 percent of Americans are obese.
TFAH Backgrounder on Climate Change and Public Health
How Can We Prevent & Prepare for Health Issues in a Changing Climate? Climate change is expected to affect the health of all Americans. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), as the environment changes, people will be at a higher risk for a range of threats to our health. These effects may include increased heat-related deaths and sickness; risks of respiratory infections, aggravation of asthma, increased allergens, and premature death; an increase in the number of people at risk from disease and injury related to floods, storms, droughts and wildfires; mental health impacts; water shortages and malnutrition; and increased incidence of vector-, food-, and water-borne diseases.
The National Centers for Environmental Health: National Biomonitoring Program
For more than 30 years, the Environmental Health Laboratory of CDC's National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) has been performing biomonitoring measurements--direct measurements of people's exposure to toxic substances in the environment. By analyzing blood, urine and tissues, scientists can now measure actual levels of more than 450 chemicals and nutritional indicators in people's bodies.
The Prevention and Public Health Fund: For A Healthier America
Prevention saves lives, reduces health care costs, and makes the country a healthier, more productive place. More than half of Americans live with at least one serious preventable health condition, like diabetes or heart disease, which forces taxpayers to spend billions of dollars a year on health care. And, today's children are in danger of becoming the first generation in American history to live shorter, less healthy lives than their parents. The Prevention and Public Health Fund enables communities around the country to invest in proven strategies to improve health. That's why the Fund has the support of more than 760 national, state and local organizations.


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Family lured Jerrianne and her husband to South Milwaukee in 2002 from Southern California where she worked as, first, a journalist, then, as a court information officer. She now stays busy with media-relations consulting, playing with her three grandchildren (part of the lure), writing, discovering her new environs, and hoping her garden will produce before the first fall frost.
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Park Protectors
The following is from South Milwaukee neighbor Don Lawson who works tirelessly and with great commitment for the well being of Grant Park, which I'm pleased to be able to post for him:
Over the past 12 months, some woods in Grant Park have suffered serious
vandalism. A total of 6 trees were cut down, the latest being a 70 foot
pine. The local Park Watch group decided to post a reward for information
that would lead the the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators. Friends
of Grant Park changed the focus of the "Summer Sizzle" picnic, making it the
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The picnic took place on July 29th. The weather was absolutely perfect. We
had a great turn-out, and exceeded our goal of $500 for the "reward" fund.
As part of publicizing the picnic, we realized that both Friends of Grant
Park (FoGP) and the Park Watch (PW) program could benefit from more
visibility in the community. Both groups have their schedules posted on a
new website, sponsored by Friends of Grant Park.
The web address is:
Save Our Hoan Bridge Town Hall
Pretty impressive. A hundred -- maybe as many as 150 -- folks showed up at South Milwaukee City Hall tonight to learn, listen and speak about the back-door effort stemming from some black hole to tear down the Hoan Bridge that spans -- high enough for ocean-going ships to clear -- the Port of Milwaukee.
Unlike some of the recent boistrous great TV theater shoutdown heathcare and energy legislation public forums, no evidence that any of the South Milwaukee town hall attendees had been bused in by United Health Group or American Petrolium Institute. They really were all neighbors -- even Wisconsin Senator Jeff Plale and Assemblyman Mark Honadel.
Neighborhood picnic rocked!
More speak against possibly demolishing the Hoan Bridge
In addition to folding chairs, paper plates and a dish to pass, I took along a petition to the Parkway Drive/Hemlock Court neighborhood picnic last weekend for folks to sign if they oppose any attempt to get rid of the Hoan Memorial Bridge. Turns out one petition wasn't enough. Everyone there thought the idea of tearing down the bridge is a dumb one.
One neighbor said she would take a petition to work to see if her co-workers would want to sign it. Turns out, they not only signed it, they all said they would collect signatures too.


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throw it in the nearest dumpster
and dont waste your time.....
unless you have all the time in the world...
Anyone know if there is some kind of established market for used retro fixtures from around the 70s? Or is it not worth the hassle to track down a buyer?
throw it in the nearest dumpster
and dont waste your time.....
unless you have all the time in the world...
Depending on what they are and if you want to take a chance and spend some time and $$, put it on that big online auction and if it doesn't sell pitch it.
try a garge sale
thats your only hope
then dump it
About the only things from the 70's that might have "retro" interest would be Crane Criterion fixtures, and those were so proprietary that you cannot get parts, even a toilet seat, for them anymore.
Yard sale may work, I surjest **** if you really want to sale it other wish trash it.
I don't consider the 70's "retro". I think of avocado and harvest gold appliances. And the market for a 70's toilet is probably right up there with the copper colored refrigerator.
Hmm thx for the info....I'll just throw this ugly crap in the garbage where it belongs!
I belong to a group thru Yahoo which recycles things. You can check it out at: http://www.freecycle.org/ I have given away so far, 3 tv's, games, the extra laminated wood I had; and once, just about a mile away, I picked up about 100 empty DVD boxes for my niece who makes her own movies. Someone would absolutely be thrilled with your 70's appliances. Only thing is you will get quite a few emails, but you can digest them. That is what I do. I think this is a great service also, because it lessens the load on the already overfilled landfills. It has to be free, but, think also, how nice it is to give to someone who maybe, needs it to be.
Wow. I might join that group Cookie. I employ guys or teens from low income famalies to do work on the property. I seem to always have a lamp,CD players,electronic piano,dishes etc along with a good wage.Originally Posted by Cookie
I've known people who give away dirty clothes and think that people in poverty appreciate it. Guess what....they don't. No one wants to put on dirty garments.
I also knew a guy who gave away a big old club chair with a huge oil stain on it. He truly felt he was doing good even though no one in their right mind would ever sit in it.
(this is not directed at anyone here BTW)
If your hardware is brass (or) then it might have some value to someone--and that's great...otherwise.....probably not imo. good luck...
"You better be nice to people on your way up, because you just might meet them on your way down..."
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Never knew about freecycle. We have a local group, so as soon as I figure out how to join, I'm there.
Thanks, Cookie, for the info on Freecycle. Turns out it's happening in my town too. My family can definitely donate tonnes of stuff that we have been hoarding over many years. Time to clean out the crawl space.
Good : Get it to someone who will take it.
Better : Give it to someone who really wants it.
Best : Give it to someone who has an installation planned for it.
after all the work involved in picking up the item, handling it, storing it, figuring out what kind of reconditioning is needed, getting that planned and done, and then storing the item longer, it is still far from certain that any buyer will appear at any time in the next decade.
Professionally run businesses plan to "turn over" inventory frequently; they do not hold items on shelves. Turnover is measured in multiple times per year.
There is no successful business model predicated on the half-museum half-store concept, anywhere in the world. It is too far forward in an unforeseeable future to plan to make money by recuperating useful old things and reselling them. This is only slightly exaggerated; Goodwill type stores, junk stores, antique stores and the like, are not moneymakers when it comes to old appliances fixtures and stuff. If there were a market for these products, they would have already let it be known that they will collect these things. They don't.
Anyone who is certain they will install it. This is the best use. Because you are sure they won't go bankrupt handling your old stuff for ecological reasons. The kind of person who really really wants it may be a dreamer who you are feeding like giving an open bar to a future alcoholic. Only encourage realistic dreamers, that's what I say.


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FROM: Edward Bowie, Chairman
date: November 3, 2009
subject: Meeting Tuesday, November 3, 2009
The next Commission meeting will be held on Tuesday December 1, 2009at 9:00 A.M., at the Key Bank Plaza, 286 Water Street, Augusta, ME.
AGENDA FOR THE November MEETING
responses, application, etc.
Minutes of November 3, 2009 Meeting
Members Present:
Ed Bowie, Chairman
Don Robbins, Public Member
Thomas Weddle, MGS
David Braley, DWP
Ike Goodwin, Driller
Others Present:
Paul Gauvreau, AAG
Dean Getchell, Inspector
Jessica Bishop, Board Clerk
Tom Paoletti, Home Owner
Michael Bickford, Driller
Call to Order:
The Meeting was called to order at 9:05 AM.
Approval of October 6, 2009 meeting minutes:
Tom Weddle motioned to accept the October 2009 minutes. Don Robbins 2 nd the motion. Passed
Open seat on the Commission:
The previously vacant clerk's position has been filled.
Update on Complaints:
Ellen Paoletti - Dunham Well Drilling:
Ike Goodwin made a motion that David drafts a letter to Mr. Dunham requesting his presence at the next meeting to discuss compensation, fines, and points; and that he stay all debt until commission determines that corrective action has been completed or further corrective action is necessary pending the results of water analysis. Don Robbins 2 nd the motion. Passed
Shay-Bickford Well Drilling:
Dean Getchell inspected well on October 26 th. He took a water sample that came back good. No visible leakage was observed. Due to faulty equipment, Dean was not able to use camera to capture images. Because the camera malfunctioned during the inspection, the investigation is ongoing.
Dean Getchell will re-inspect to 50 feet provided the homeowner all risk associated with the pump getting stuck or otherwise damaged. David will contact Mr. Shay; and he will have to sign a release saying that he, Mr. Shay, is solely responsible for any damages that may occur.
New Complaints:
Closed Complaints : None
Specialty Well Applications:
Tom Weddle makes a motion to accept Doug Cross's specialty well applications with 120 feet of casing. Don Robbins 2 nd the motion.
Specialty Well Applications done "in House"
Exams requested:
Rodney Parr Tom Weddle motions to accept the application to sit for the Master Well Drilling Exam provided that the license in Maryland is for well drilling for drinking water or demonstrate that he has the work history. Don Robbins 2 nd the motion. Approved by the Commission.
Ronald Niemirosky requested to be granted a Master Pump Installer License on the grounds that he holds a Master Plumbing License. Tom Weddle motions to send letter to board in North Carolina saying that as a Master Plumber in Maine he is qualified to install pumps. Under Maine law he is not required to have a Pump Installer's License. Don Robbins 2 nd the motion. Accepted by the Commission.
Examinations Passed in October 2009:
New Business:
The Commission's down-hole camera needs to be repaired in order to provide full inspection. John Guont charges $100 to look at the camera. It will probably be $300-1,000 to have it repaired. Camera will light up but not provide video. Commission decided to have him look at it and provide estimates to the commission for repairing it.
Discussion was on the public hearing that was held on the proposed geothermal rules for licensure on September 23, 9:00 A.M., at the Key Bank Building, 286 Water Street in Augusta. Comments included being sure we have listed all the appropriate certifications IGSHPA offers, adding a general statement that allows the Commission to consider other certifications, and lowering the cost of a license endorsement to $10.
Meeting Dates for 2009
January 6, 2009 July 7, 2009
February 3, 2009 August 4, 2009
March 3, 2009 September 1, 2009
April 7, 2009 October 6, 2009
May 5, 2009 November 3, 2009
June 2, 2009December 1, 2009
Subject to change.
The next Well Drillers Meeting will be: Tuesday December 1, 2009, at 9:00, Key Bank, 286 Water Street, Augusta ME.
Meeting Adjourned 12:18 P.M.


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Here are 14 crucial questions about determining conflict of interest in continuing medical education. Do you have the answers?
In attempting to codify our conflict-of-interest vetting policies, we have encountered some situations for which there seems to be no official answer. Under our current policy, there are a few cases that are automatically rejected and a few that are automatically accepted for accreditation on the basis of disclosures and abstracts. For the remainder, we require review of the actual presentation by an officer of the accrediting agency (currently, that's me). I would like to present a few of these problem situations in the hope that we can agree on some guidelines for — or at least open it up for discussion about — vetting continuing medical education contributors and CME content.
All persons who have the potential to contribute to a CME program require vetting. The presenter must produce both names and affiliations. Regulations seem to indicate that that is sufficient. Will it remain so, or must we also seek independent sources to validate such lists?
How much latitude does the accrediting agency officer have in making accreditation decisions? How deep must he go into the tangle of interconnected biomedical companies to determine if the affiliations of the potential contributor are relevant to a particular product?
Some disclosures are incomplete — for example, they state one or more commercial interests, but do not indicate the nature or level of involvement. If time constraints forbid tracking down the details, how should this be handled?
We will automatically accredit presenters with no commercial affiliations whose abstracts do not include commercial products or mention commercial products only generically — e.g., fluoroquinolones, laser ablation, or total knee replacement. If a unique product is mentioned — such as a drug in a new class, or a new diagnostic test — and it has no competition and it must be identified as such for the presentation to be useful, can that be accredited? If this product does have competitors, but only one can serve as the focus of the presentation (as in a "how to use" practicum), how, if at all, can that presentation be made to comply with conflict-of-interest standards?
In a field with numerous competitors — e.g., antibiotics — what percentage of those competitors must be mentioned to constitute balanced representation?
If a presentation (by an otherwise accreditable potential contributor) demonstrates objectively that one product is clearly superior to its competitors, does that presentation qualify for accreditation if it is mentioned specifically? If it is described only generically?
If a presentation by potential contributors who have COI demonstrates that their product is inferior to its competitors, does it qualify for accreditation?
Can an activity given by an employee of a commercial concern be accredited if it contains no reference to any product?
We automatically reject any presentation in which a product is mentioned by an employee of the product manufacturer. But how removed from the manufacturer must a potential contributor be to be accepted for reviewing the presentation?
Could the applicant be a consultant, adviser, board member, owner of directly purchased stock, or grant recipient?
What about relatives? Apparently only spouses are now considered to have potentially inappropriate influence over educational content. Which relatives are being considered for inclusion in this category and are therefore in need of vetting at some future date?
How many different affiliations must a potential contributor list to be considered "balanced"?
It seems there is as yet no established dollar amount that would raise a red flag for significant conflict of the potential contributor. Should we set one? If so, what annual limit is reasonable?
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